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The forecast calls for cloudy and windy conditions with rain today, with a high near 44 degrees. Tonight remains cloudy with lingering rain and drizzle, and a low around 38 degrees.
02 Dec 1986
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1986
Page
1
The forecast calls for cloudy and windy conditions with rain today, with a high near 44 degrees. Tonight remains cloudy with lingering rain and drizzle, and a low around 38 degrees.
Gov Arch Moore on Monday defended his administration's home visitation program to investigate welfare recipients. The editorial questions President Reagan's firing of Lt. Col. Oliver North amid the Iran hostages Contras affair.
North Carolina remains at the top of the AP poll as Louisville faces a court ruling over funds tied to a drinking age issue. The dispute centers on allocations and eligibility, with implications for university programs and state policy. Authorities say the outcome could affect budgeting and compliance.
President Reagan said he would welcome a special prosecutor if the Justice Department recommends it to investigate diversions of millions toward Nicaraguan rebels from Iran arms deals. He ordered the NSC staff to pause operations while a three member review board examines the council.
National Archives released 1.5 million Nixon documents showing adviser Patrick Buchanan urged Nixon in 1969 to skip a public visit to Coretta Scott King on the first anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination. The memo warned it could inflame many who viewed King as a fraud and demagogue.
The Bluefield High School Madrigal Choir adds its voices to the annual Pageant of Trees at the Bluefield Arts and Crafts Center. Twenty two decorated trees adorn the center with daily showings Monday through Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm. Pam Godbey notes twenty two groups decorated trees while Gene Basham says the fifth annual event aims to put visitors in a Christmas mood.
Fewer than half of aspiring elementary and junior high teachers would pass the new state certification tests under panel cut-off scores. The Board of Education and Board of Regents met as officials said January will set passing levels. Of 304 students, 48 percent passed the K 8 tests. potential 78 percent when applying a standard error of measurement. Some tests showed better results than others with biology strong and health weak.
Washington data show construction spending rose 1.6 percent in October reaching a $386.5 billion annual rate as builders rush to finish projects before year end and new depreciation rules. Analysts say the gain mainly reflects deadline effects with likely weaker totals next year, especially in nonresidential work. Home building benefits from low mortgage rates amid a solid year for the economy.
Bluefield Community Hospital officials said a Medicaid reimbursement check arrived last week made possible by a hospital voluntary contribution to cover state funds needed for federal matching dollars. Governor Arch Moore’s office said the funds would maximize federal Medicaid funding. The hospital nets about 200000 from the contribution, while the state owes its hospitals over 15 million. Officials predict further December payments could bring total near 17 million.
Bluefield area residents donated $55 on day one of the 1986 Bluefield Community Christmas Tree fund drive. The goal is $10,000. Donations can be mailed to Bluefield Daily Telegraph or delivered to the business office. Contributions listed include BNAI B'RITH Lodge 967 and donors from California and local names.
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